After 15 Years, Prisoners at Guantánamo Face More Uncertainty Than Ever
Several attorneys who represent Guantánamo detainees are expressing worries about the fates of their clients and the other detainees who will pass into Donald Trump's custody.
Ghosts of Guantánamo
The forever prisoners of the U.S. war on terror have become forgotten prisoners, left to rot in cells at Guantánamo Bay or sent abroad to lives of deprivation — or worse.
A Rare Glimpse of Abu Zubaydah 14 Years After First CIA Torture Session
Abu Zubaydah made his first appearance on video from Gitmo before a Periodic Review Board, 14 years after the last day of a month-long interrogation at a CIA black site.
Prisoner’s Letters Document Tragedy and Hope Inside Guantánamo
Mohammed al-Hamiri just left Guantánamo after 13 years. Here is some of his correspondence and personal writing from within the notorious facility.
Ten Detainees Transferred, Leaving Fewer Than 100 Prisoners at Guantánamo
After the transfer of 10 men to Oman today, 93 detainees remain at the prison, 34 of whom have been cleared for release.
Thirteen Years On, Yemeni Prisoners Await Release from Guantanamo
Last week's attacks in Paris highlight the Obama administration's ongoing struggle to find a solution to the problem of Yemeni detainees held at Guantanamo Bay.